Venues that host communities

A public library branch offering computer classes, language learning resources, and volunteer opportunities for community groups. It hosts programs like Grandparents and Books and provides access to books, technology, and cultural collections for all ages.

A conference room at the Dashew Center where the English Language Circle meets in-person during even weeks of Fall 2026, offering a space for language learners to practice conversation skills with facilitators and native English speakers.

A vibrant contemporary arts center located in a WWII-era army barracks, hosting over 50 artist studios, community classes, cultural events, and exhibitions. It serves as a cultural hub for the San Pedro and greater Los Angeles area, providing space for artists to work and engage the community through arts education and cultural programs.

A dedicated Korean cultural center hosting exhibitions, film screenings, language classes, cooking workshops, and performances. Community groups meet here for free cultural education programs and hands-on engagement with Korean traditions.

A studio offering Parent & Me classes where families can move their bodies, learn Mandarin, and play music with various instruments.

A venue offering specialized Mommy & Me and Parent & Me classes including yoga, music, sign language, and mother's gatherings to support baby development and parent growth.

A Spanish language and movement center offering mommy and me classes, dance, music, arts and crafts, and private tutoring in an accessible Santa Monica location.

A restaurant in Los Angeles hosting Korean-English language exchange sessions for community members.

A senior multipurpose center in West Los Angeles offering congregate meals, recreational activities, and social programs for adults aged 50 and older. Community groups and individuals meet here for line dancing, jazzercise, Tai Chi, scrabble, and other social events.

A non-profit organization in Los Angeles that supports cultural, educational, and social community activities, bringing people together through neighborhood engagement and support.

A senior citizen center operated by the Department of Recreation and Parks offering activities, programs, and special events such as shuffleboard, croquet, arts and crafts, zumba, line dancing, language lessons, oil painting, entertainment, and social dancing.

A senior citizen center operated by the Department of Recreation and Parks offering activities, programs, and special events for community groups.

Founded in 1908, this nonsectarian nonprofit senior service agency provides culturally, linguistically, and generationally appropriate services to a diverse community of older adults in Mid-City Los Angeles.

A center serving older adults (52+) in South Los Angeles with recreational, social, and fitness activities. Community groups meet here for various activities including fitness classes and social events.